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Show First Payments That, thf Tanscript adds, ti the rtice we are paying foV the privilege of being a good neighbor' to countries whose statesmen know how to drive a tiar bargain with .. ' ' WEEKLY 5, 1036 LAYTON, UTAH, NOVEMBER NEWS-EXPRES- : - In Soil Plan To Per Cent Be t : . No. 1 7 .... p. nv . .. . ; 2 vs. Btruntiful Centervili. No. Uim, a chance te breather,. om .dp. f for A. CENTERVILLE The new officer bail from in-- , 18p.m, ; Rii emites to the bountiful No. 2 vs. North farm district viai Funeral esrvices for Franklin ,tlie Eighth corns nd a' ramp in' Smith were held in the Centerville . . 9 p.: ra. ; ington 90 Centerville No. I vs. West I3oun t'vlorwdj, First. ward meeting house, Sunday, tiful 10 p. m. '. November 1, at 2 p. m. Bishop We December 9 . ua-ley. E..Tingey presiding. Opened Farmers whose applications 1:BiVcmrifut No, 2 va; south Boot are , by ihe quartet composed of Mr. and cattlemen it fa.! True is that many rVn. akvo;..; anied by jer' tho 11936 Agricultural ConserKeith Reading of Mrs. Clyde McIntyre and Mr. Har7 p. ri. an! Mr.. tiful far:.: weather, ba brought out r.ring registered bulb but more West bountiful Vs, Farmington t or.tmiilo spout ln.--t week with old Roberts and Mrs. Wm. Trim-bat- h vation Program are ready for pay-- ; demneeded to is Ashworth has work Ralph educational Mr. and Mr.v il. 11. eoffield. to of Oak deviepnnnt gen? gro.n pastur No. IS p.m,- - ! . ient will receive their payment land singing- "Thru Deepening the ho where I!'-and Califor-spen- d onstrate to rang ran.v will 1 in operators California, Center vs. No, Southern dub will meet Trials Throng Your Way-- prayer Centerville ait in two installment in order to ' the winter with hia aUtrr, r.i.t, ester;, ling well into the San characteristic most needed even ville No, 2 9 p, m. ''Uh Mrs !1. c. Run on next Mon- - Bishops Counselor Joseph E. Wilavoid, delay in making the bulk of Mrs. Alice Carlson. va. Bountiful ay. Nov. tnh. the to North bulla develop Farmingten in liams, solo, Mr. Wm. Holmes, "O ' ' registered a aoon a The officer of the Second ward the payment available, Mr... ,i, E. llaneey and 19 1 , m, No, sort p. My 'Father'' ; Mr: Chas. Ar Parrish daughter, Indication .' this iMocky. country. at time thrifty, William Peter. Relief society held a quilting at tha ' 16 are . possible, Director December il'ona, week' in fife ;itjj tpemung most Tong, friend of the. deceased, are that to ore of the most tatisfac feeder valves on of the U. S. A. C, in charge home of Mr, bertha Jenkins tor I'.rt Bountiful No, 1 vs, Farmington jlxigan with relatives. was the first speaker, Rost on tha in recent j sired. green feed year A wirgi juimt ,r , t f Raysvillo Hillside Rest was then rendered No. I 7 p. 'ro. f the program in this state, an- Mrs. Ell Smith, outgoing Relief society president, Thursday after Centerville No, 1 vs. South lloun people attended the tea given .at by Mr. Joreph Fernelius and hi nounces. ?" ilst0r be admitted that cne c! It noon, 8 p. M. tiful will Which be jtho Now house hotel, Sunday in bon daughter, Edytho, accompanied by The first payment, nge Mrs. Alfred Session will enter of tiovenior Henry Flood. Farm-'cr North vs. Bountiful West U Mr. Fernelius; Mr. John Q. Adam made a soon as. farmers compli- - tain the Clover club at her home ' "I ttl toproTment program in the , William, i m. Karl ami Cornell Jar- - was the next speaker, followed by 9 p. ington aforms are and othe. In V, nce papers has been the difficulty this Friday afternoon. of l al.foniiu were called home Bishop Wesle'x E. Tingey; all told v Rountiful No, 2 V. CentcrvilU ' T be Ne. 2 19 p. m, The Second ward Relief society n account of the serious illness of of tho differential completed and audited, trill be 90 a Price UblWdng A bioaJ demand sterling worth of. Franklin. Stocker and their father, Joseph Jarman. Mr. Smith, and December 23 feedcri and ordinary his extra ordinary abilper cent of tha total amount due. are having a special program in cattle has developed at the g This practice ia in line with that honor of the West Bountiful . Bountiful N. in the gardening industry. Tha officers, Los iiock But COw that ity Angelo Union Mock ivenei society Alumni as quartet then sang, "I Know That followed in former AAA programs Tuesday, Nov. 10. A very tine pro u proporU,n of the .locker and 17p.m.XhcTe is an has teen held their meeting U9t My Redeemer Lives, Mr. Trim 1 Bountiful gram . All No. ladies Centerville dc urgent arranged. the E. director of .old thru eaWl Farrell, especially .George being ftr, week the at mand home of Mrs. Jess Bar bath Binging the solo. Mrs. Tho. . for 8 m. No. 2 for P quality calves, weatera region say. Nec.ss.ry de market, the price 2 VS. South Boun Iw in Clearfield. She was assisted Tin.ims was the accompanist. .Bene-No. Centerville which there now are a dozen buy ductioa for local administrative Utah ri y Mrs. Jacobs. Miss tiful 9 p. . pioneer, will meet at the er for every load arriving. Emily Brough diction Mr.. Harold Sniith; grave in coats will be trade from tha sec- home of Daughter Catherine and Mrs. Frank L. Layton the Centerville cemetery was- ded- -' ' VA.Nou I North Ramp Farmington en.y per cent of tha large cttlw taJirkvt ond payment. It js not known Just ton Tace Friday, Nov. 13, at 2 p.m. gave the biography vf "Henry the icated. by .Mr. John S Parrish. probably do more to Farmington 10 p. m. run now on. the U. A- - Luild arriving western will these much for of how be Hannah Jane Daughter Eighth. Mrs. Bruce Walton of Prove Holbrook lhe quality yet lur.i. J. E, rlmor attended a eportt the' weekend in Centerville. rack county but if payment were Harrison, Olive Layton Barlow grit- maket are going to country feeder cattle than any progrora luncheon at the home of Mr. RoMr. ahd Mrs. ,C W. Larsen--oheld up until this was known it and Kate Hardy Zesigcr will be bujer, for rang and feadlot ra hich might be devised.. land Clark, Wednesday in honor of Centerville hostesses. entertained placements. ; thei1 would retard tha making of groat Miss Minerva Willardson. lirvediAtf-v- p and Mr. Knowles have friend at a delightful Halloween ' this In tha tockcr of Captain to fall Again Co. the 940s Th of last camp spike Impetus, Mr.' Farrell ay. tan Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. coaiumo party Saturday, night. gone to their home Ohio, for and feeder trade there is an abso- good quality atqcker and feeders wait returned to this headquarter tl is expected that payments ten day where theystate, Carl Green, of Clearfield, called on The rooms wer'e decorated in keep- will renew ac lute when at the Stocker well tho of Wednesday camp bred cattle, will also come through scarcity hi aunt., Mr. Nettie Wilcox, last' ing with- the occasion. Prizes .were ' will begin in substantial rolume quaintencea and visit relatives. suitable for foedlot and rang re- and feeder section of tho - Great leys canyon tra closed and Wtek on hi way to California, to awarded for the beat costumes. The The November. United state Marine corps By December It during Never i tho need for Western Livestock show, to bo held men returned, lo the main camp at MUffd hixii. is expected that the local costs will is accepting a limited number of quirements. cvning' was' sppnt playing ganiea.-the full to 1 9th at tho Los Bountiful. This brings rs- - H. J. luncheon .was' served to thirty, Sheffield, Jr, I . hundred on he computed and as soon ns tha desirable applicant to fill vacan- good breeding bulls more . appar- December 14th of strength company cies in the Pacific Fleet, far flung ent than when atockef and feeder Angeles Unicm Stock Yard. It will is home from tha guests, . and main mpromg men the to be can t work dona, pro necessary , cattle roll into the markets. It b an easy matter to provo to wes- camp for the first tlmo ainco last hP'tel, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shill ddeers cooperating in the program foreign post and in the United iarent-Ttachc- r of Malta', ' Idaho and will be States,. Postmaster James II. Ramp would mean additional million of tern catleraen that eattlo feeders April. Dallas, meeting will receive their full payments in ton ha received a held in tW another- son, 'Jessej and wife, of supply of inter- dollars in revenue to western cat- aro more than willing to pay preSupt. Wehmeyef reports that the Nov. 11th. trade school building, 0 single check. Portland, Ore., have been visit- -' d were esting literature for young men in tlemen if they could unite on a mium price for 'thrifty, complvt-eg projects at Barley Mr. and Mr. Glen Saaner of ing for Beyeral days at the home the community, who desire inforand manner a in satisfactory cattle improvement program high quality feeder Lake were Sunday guests of of Chat-leDuncan. They have also ' mation about this colorful branch range that the work of. the men tinder Salt Mr. and been the Mr. Wallace Stephens. of the military service. Applicaguests of Mr.' and Mr. Foreman Miller has received much Melvin Jensen broke hi . tion blank, or additional informaarn Clifford Duncan. Mrs.' Shill wai . favorable comment from Salt Lake while cranking a car last week. ; formerly LaYilla Duncan. . It wa estimated, the middle of A 'picturo of the immenae possi- tion, may ba obtained by Calling agencies,' Mr. end Mr. George Wilcox of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford S. Duncan at or. writing to tho Marine Corps the week, that about half of the bilities of soybean .as a major cash party ' New Training Brogram Inaugurat- Layton were guest of Mrs. Nettie entertained' at Recruiting station, room 46, Feder- sugar beet had been dug. The refarmer Wilcox .was for sketched for two their ..'crop by al Building, San Francisco. Sunday; daughters, Margaret ed for Men cent storm made U mtyddy and bad The 1 93$ South Davis stake-I. C. Bradley of Tayiorville, I1L, Wayne Swung? r left Friday tot jnd Norma Jo, Friday evening, Oct The U. of U. Mothers will hold digging. There ia also A acbedule of vocational trainacre tournament an will Men. basketball get quite in a recent address before a coirven their monthly meeting on Wednes- age of Nev., where h4 will visit 39. About 40 boy&adn girls attend-hi- s potatoes in this district that under way Thursday November 12 ing for the benefit of the men of Sparks, d. Another Hallowe'en party wa Mrs. Bert VV'anke, 1 tion of growers, government offi,- -. day, November 1th, at tho Union wve not ye4 been dug.' at 7 pi rn.' in the Bountiful junior this eamp in being formulated Mr.sister, and Mrs. anArchie Green given Saturday afternoon, Oct, 31, on lecture to art Illustrated "nu-receive enable cials- and' college agricultural ca building. Mr. and Mr. Harold C. Layton high school gym. Following is. the which' will nounce the marriage of their daugh lor their son, Douglas, with 21 will A. B. announce b and instruction Frofessor valuable first-halgiven by training schedule: .perts. the birth of a daughter ' and vocational ter, Helen, to Lewi Ssjobloin of boy! attending; Mrs. Harold ' ..in 'many proc-ica- t First Half Half a million tons of.' soybean Wright; violin aolos will be given at the Dee hospital. Mrs. Layton . . ' The marriage took. can of Bountiful assisted in tha Instruction lines. by Lucrle MacDonald; vocal numiit, mechanics, place Nov. third November 12, 193$ formerly Melb Burton." ,. qilmeal wa produced from last bers will be given by Mr. Rill in the .Salt Lake games.Bountiful welding, blacksmjthing, .carpentry Centerville. No. J A was held Mon years crop, and' marketed before Wilson Petersen. All member re Shirley Temple' in "Poor-- Little o. I 7:00 p. m. is be to temple, reception and caterpillar operation Rich Girl thi Friday, Sat, Sunday the 1936. crop ' movement began.- requested to b present. the at i day men enable the will evening home, of thr offered. This Bountiful No. .2 va. farmlngtom night at the Roxy Theatre, Layton "This record rolume was marketed .information and groma parents. Oply relatlye and to 8 p. m.; . get necessary Pupils of Luanaa Telford Smed-le- y Double No..l North Canyon Walter Company program next ' Wednesday friends were present.' were prsented in a Hawaiian easier than was South. Bountiful va. Week Boun- training ' to'taW over positions call- dose that Nov. 11. night Only, Mr. and Mr. Ralph Smith of rinciptal place Of business, Wooda amount produced live years ago, guitar and piano recital at her tiful 9 p. m.. ing for skjlcld workmen. It will A daughter was born to Mr, and are moving inti the home Cross, Utah. : home,' .Friday evening. Readings v. Centerville No. 2 . said Mr. Bradley, who is North Farm also train men to handle tho skill-- d president were also given by the Misses Mrs. George F. Ellis, at St; Mark's Notice, is hereby given that at work on th many forestry work of Earl Tall. 10 p. mi; ingtori of the National 'Soybean ..ProcesMrs. Marie Sooffield left Mon- meeting of the board of director Luana Smcdley. Following the pro- hospital during the past week. ; . November 18 . project. sors association. Continuing he held .Thursday, Oct; 29, 1938, ftdl ; Leonard for Reno for a few week. left Layton day Wednesday served. were refershments Centerville 2.vs. West Boqnti gram No, . on a business trip to Detroit,' Mich.-Mr- fill 7 said:. . .Saturday. North Davis stake assessment ql $1.00 per share wm Adviser R. A. Morris Lectures at Seventy guests were present. p. m. on the capital stock of conferenc will be held and Sunday and Mrs. Arthur Green and before us are sarpris-- . South Bountiful ys. North FarmCamp Trogram ' family expect to leave eooq for- Los ington 8 p. mi Mr.'R'. A. Morris, educational Nov, 7 and 8 in tho Kaysville tab- corporation, payable to Amy ing new industrial possibilities Angeles where they will spend, the secretary, at her' residence that go far beyond, stock feed' and Bountiful No. 2 vs. West Bounti- adviser, from the Huntsville camp, ernacle and the Primary confer Woods-Cross- , winter. enco , .1.. at Not hero to will held Utah. be thq lecur Sunday. an illustrated, 9 ; ful p. tn. gave human food. Of a total factory con Mrs. Otha K. Green entertained tsoek upon which this as16; ; the Aty. at this of men regular R. Eldredge will enMrs. Gerald No. Centerville company va. I Farmington sumption- of more than 91 million' -- . . Weekly camp meeting held Wedncs ', Mrs. Chester Flint tnlerl'ained sessment may reniain unpaid C3 the Ju9tamere club at her the following at a bridge luncheon No. p. m. of soybean oil .last year, tertain Mrs. at home of the her mother, 1936, will be delta-que- nt November 26 home this Friday. dky evening. Mr, Morpi was intro- the Luntern club at her home in IX'ccmber .... after-nojnafterand E. James West 'advertised Ellison Fort for sale and nearly R. were C. used ' Wednesday pounds Thursday Merrill, The- four Ilackwel! hoys Rodney Centervjlle No. 2 vs. "Farmington duced by Dr. unless noon. the adMrs. Mrs. Peterson is Mrs. Lewis. Frank John on or educational made Cook, payment gave district 11 I! compounds and vegetable . 1 7 No. Albert Douglas, 5, Harold, 8, Ralph 9 t(nd Mrs. Leonard Lay December 20, 1936, will h Centerville No; 1 vs. Bountiful viser, tvho- briefly, outlined- the lesVpn on "Mary Queen of Scotts." oleomargarine, and in other. who entered George Ellis home Moorehouse, e district for the win- Sho had a.lurgu number of special sold at publ.ic auction to the highedible products.. plana in South Bountiful, last week, tak ten, Mrs. Joe Day,. Mrs. Glen Lay-to- No. 1 8 p. m. est cash, bidder to pay the delta,.-qenClair .Whitesides, Mrs.' Mrs. Morris . ter. Mr;. NteJZ-vsWest Bounto over spoke, pn- social guests, Bountiful turned been . But tests at the have University .of, mg $65, of waa the Mrs. Wilcox assessment together withr--Alton and and Marwoqd guest Spencer Adams, of . tiful 9 ,p. m; young . men, adjutsmentsIllinois indicate soybean oil. has an the juvenile officers. Tart of the , B advertising and experai B. costa aod obliJensen Mrs. his 0 social Layton. Lypn .sister, of out some the sheriff South the pointed vs. No Bountiful was recovered by Bountiful ' ' important and permanent place in money of Marlin and and Mr. in Mr. sale, Fait Wiggill' Lake, Saturday. J 19 p. m; . office who mad the arrest the folgations 'pf young .men. 'The lecture family . AMY L, BOULTON ..paint manufacturing,'- 13 . million Mrs. Samud Flint is very ill in daughter, Athleen, of Salt Lake was. well 'received by the tntiro Nov'enjier 25 . day. ' 1 relaDeo hospital. the pounds being used in paints and lowing . . City visiting spent Sunday' Secretary. dance after vs. 2 the No, Ce.ntervijlo Don't forget Farmington comjJany. his 33 of entertained I Russel.. CT Odd U. Kicnid varnishes last year. Soybean glue Mutual in South Bountiful. Admis tives. . of 1 7 p. rt. LaurTRLUrg", No.' 'j 949 Mr, and Mrs, David J, Ellisqn of friends at a Halloween party last was searching his. house for n . is credited with .Lt. B'icdinger-Attached.Centerville No. 1 vs.'' Bountiful tonnage equal to sioa 10c. Salem, Oregon, spent a few day No. 1 8 p. m. ' .Lt. Charles. L! Biedinger reported Ihursday afternoon. 'And Eldora match with which to light hli all other plywood glues combined HaJloweVn cigarette when he heard his with Mr. ElDsona parents, Mr. and to Bountiful No. 2 ys. West Bqun-lifCapt. Miller Camp Commander, Odd entertained' at. a dangh being waterproof and of high 'ten- Games in te.r, upstairs scream: Mrs. James E.'Eliisoh. jevenirig. is . It reportSaturday The hou la?t party for m. Tuesday. 9 p..duty : sile strength, Mr, and Mrs. Hector Flint anconsequently appeal- South Bountiful vs. Bountiful ed that Lt. Biedinger is only hero accordance with the occasion were is on', fire,"still haVe two rabbit hutches nounce ing to furniture and airplane mak- the of a birth at for" temporary duty, but his coming played after! which refreshments daughter No. I 10 p. m. . left for sale cheap. Can be moved the Dee hospital Mat weex. ers. to 28 guests. is welcomed 'and'gives Captp.-Miller. December 2 . for chicken easily and can ' The Mr. and Sunflower' of some Jane for Evans, alone 'camp of the daughter' been .. It would require a Tong article' has vs.South Bountiful, who. Farmington or other outbuildings. Also Mrs. Richard Evans, was will be hc-l'iontcrs of brought to enumerate all the industrial uses coops Daughters Lo De table. one dining- room of Mrs, home the the from home at next Saturday. hospital Ihqrsday tq which soybean oil and ojlmeal Lewis, 1 Lika east Bountiful Motor, Mr. and Mrs. Kicnard Kbowlton Reeves. 'Asuisting- Lodteas Nathan are adaptable, and more auch uacs ' .returned Sunday from Le Grande-Oregohitaker, Mrs. are, Mrs'. W. E. are being steadily developed. Thus FOR SALE A .small home jn .'w here 'Mr. Knowlton bad JI.. C. Burton, Mrs. La- Conte Ste' . soybeans are been op business. wart and Miss .Irene- Swan. Mrs, . becoming a most ia- - Bu"tifTul ' ; : LAYTON The attend 11. C. Burton, will give the lesson. Portent and dependable cash following i M- t It school at the A. C. .at Logan spent Mr.' and Mrs. W. D. Thomas enwhich promises to write new his- - FhoT1" 2 3'W ' HIGH CLASS; ENTERTAINMENT LOST Scotch Collie dog,. white, the. week-en- d their with at a dinner Tuesday even tertained patents: ' ' lory in American agriculture. Smith NAlder yellow and black. Answers to r.pme Virginia and Mr, GOOD SHOW for A ALWAYS ing ,. Buster. Eyen if dead would like .to Velma Major . Imogene Roberts, Mrs. Frank and Mr. of Bountiful, Hause-mann- -, will 'be heated when the doors open at 7:45 know, riease notify A. , Norine Call, . Marjorie' Weaver, VVhitesidcs,. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Building Re.Woods Cross. afid Ilill' Nointe Nalder, Dorothy Green and Mr, and Mrs. lierl . .. 38 Shows start at 8 p. m- ' ward. Jane Dibble, Evans, all of Layton nd Mr. anc Mr. Will Young has been ill with FOR SALE Choice Jersev cow Mrs. Henry Graham, ' An eminent American in a' recent fresh. 18 months old Jersey heifer, flu for' two weeks. ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ottie am 60c. Heat-rbl- a at homer Red W. Jones Mrs. returned I. R. 10 II. Laura Frost of Ogden were pullets' Mrs. speech declared that by means of Novemher-C7 8 $20. .Maytag, washer $10.00.-Ilebe- from Denver, Saturday. Her sislast week-en- d guests of Mr, anc trade pacts with foreign nations, Bounti- ter, Mrs. E. 'W. Germond accomD. Clark Mrs. J." El. Palmer.' engineered by the government, the ful. s8 panied her part of the way from Mr. and Mrs. Barley. Kilburn ' ' . farmers of the United States had Colorado. modern and children of Logan spent Sun FOR RENT Fbur room . been sold down the river. M. Vernon entertained Mrs. "My four Iiiggs furnished, day. with Mr. ami Mr. A. brick house, partly. .. Commenting on this at shower D. home a her . Barnes. Wednesday assertion, the months at $10 per month. Heber and streaked with (jrey. S8 for Mrs. Iva Moss. Boston Transcript expresses the Clark, Bountiful. The Ladies Auxiliary of Kaysville I looked old. I felt old. Mrs. L. S. Richards and daughwill give an old time dance in tho , opinion that so far asm ost of the FOR SALE Potatoes (Cobbler) Surrounded by stars introducing 5. new song Angeles, 38- - ter, Sidney Ann, of Los feel Now I look opera house, Saturday. They will . agricultural population is concem- - Alvin Ashby, Woods Cross. Armistic the been have day their California, spending regular ed it states the exact truth. It give I d you have never known her at her best young. owe It all to FOR 'SAL& King Silvertone past week with her parents, Mr. party at the ' home bf Mres, Roy N, adds that the avowed purpose of A- -l in M. Mrs. M. Mrs. ' and Whitesides, silver bell; 'solid Clairol. In ono simple Kilfuylc. .till now; the socalled reciprocal agreements trumpet; cost new $160; will sell Eichard3 will be remembered as A party in the form of a shower condition; ' 3 n-1 treatment my hair with Canada and Borne other coun ' was given at. the home of Miss Also good sho.rt subjects ,. . for $50. Hay Pirotti, Bountiful, Miss Fern Whitesides. Z6' tries was wholly laudable. Mrs. Jullett Coates and daughUtah. Marjorie Moon in Farmington Fri' shampooed, reAdmission 10c and 15c. Show starts at 8 oclock p.m. Lewi Mrs. of to honor returned in That purpose was to enable the room Sunday Paulene, ter, evening wants day ELDERLY MAN conditioned and tinted . United States to sell Sjoblom, a recent bride. Assisting to foreign and board' in Bountiful or adjacent their home at Lehi, Utah, after a weeks' visit with Mrs. Goates hostesses were, Elaine Hess, Ruth back to tho color and . countries more of ita surplus pro- territory. State prize.. Address: twd and M. Adams. Golden Mrs. Rigby Margarete Robinson, sister, 35- ducts and to buy in return such Box lustre that was the envy 155, EountifuW Utah., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowley and Alene Green. And Thursday Alene November 11 and 12 goods as were either impossible or Mrs. of my girlhood friends." Green and Elaine Bybce and son, Carter, left Monday for Kansdifficult of manufacture here. entertained will make their of as where Ogden Allan willed they Bybce of Paris Carriel MauriceBut a cog slipped somewhere, home for the winter. Mr. Cowley for Mrs. Sjoblom at the home of noMarie Lavelle $50,000 of his estate Clairol TOM TYLER in. coach Kamas as a at . and Uncle Sam assumed Miss Green. cook he job accepted best custothe his declaring she was Mrs. Emma Strong, who has high school. mary role of easy mark, giving ever .saw. FEATURE NO. 1 thing c!i can I Aik your a fracturfrom returned Ernest Mrs. been recuperating Layton away more than he receives in his Write for ed hip at the home of her son, home, Sunday from an Ogden hosdealings with other countries. FRIS fceeL'et, FREE adpital where she had been undergoing-trealiarry Strong, returned to her Thus in some 18 months, accord in tment Sunday. Salt week. a for Lake, home vice cn cf hair end Fresh Roast Dinners Daily ' ing to the government's own fig-- -. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Morton and Kenneth Van Epps spent the 2 NO. FEATURE week-en- d ures. we bought from foreign naFREE at the home of A. A. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wright of Consisting of analysis. tions about 50 million dollars Salt Lake were guest of friend Major. hlt-3Lamb Dick Adams and three chilcaramon, eld- here Sunday. worth of goods more than we sold Beef, Pork, Veal and home the club met at The dren spent last week at Boulder fstiff-r.- td to them; Our imports of farm prohstr rfyes fcvt also Mr. and Mrs. with Mrs. Newell Hess in Farming-to- n of Nevada, City, ducts, which should have been MsCssT Admission 10c and 15c. Show starts at 8 oclock p.m. Pete Chandler. fiednesday. raised by American farmers on Hot Sandwich American land, have put many J. R. Miller, 48, of Neport, Del. Two families in Goshen, N. Y. mihions of dollars into the ill in a police station while becam who received nearly $300 from the pockets Reasonable of foreign farmers. NOVEMBER Brices reporting a minor automobile acwelfare society of the town last in which he wa involved. He cident This has resulted partly from year, returned tha full amount upwent to a drugstore for medicine drouth and partly from the gove-- e on becoming and fell dead. rots poUcy of restricting the through raising onions. A supposed bad 'debt of B. A. JZA. C3 production of American farms. After paying his poll tax, Robert Sellers of Burlington, N. C., provei e have not only lost our export O. Lenhart, 24, of New Bethel, Ind. to be a good account, for he receiv trade in farm products, but we COMING SING BABY SING ed a check to cover it, plua interest drove home and shot himself, leavhave failed to preserve our home for 31 years. 1 1 1 1 I ing no explanation of hi deed. markets for our own farmers. 1 Ifeituatiom BOUNTIFUL I . . iriy It . jriy - Knyr-vill- ki'vn veu ..w.m ' wide-muzzle- A de-ti'- V : i.v d !f ! ( ; 2 ry y-- . uStwVw0 77 7 rt 7, ! A 'n lard. 1" nth.'pcn -, u ,Wn out-goin- : U L- 1 . - - t , .4 . - CCC News Co. M0 - j ' 1 t f . . - and-son- , - good-doin- A Dependable Crop a South Davis LAYTON Basketball Schedule I t t- - ; , , . j - f Dun-Farmingt- - w-- s - vi . . . - Notice of Assessment - - . one-sixt- h' t . y. . . IV th; d . WOODS CROSS . - 4 I , Kays-villo- - s,. , 1, , i'j fc-f- . p.-m- ' ! . - short-ening- -: j- - - - n, of-th- - - t , 1 38-4- . - ; , Classified Ads ul . - . I . , were-serve- be-use- - ) . - j , ' - plTLmtifuL . .. 1 , V Trpneifitlir . j - i! ! - . , , Mrs,-Clifto- Wiggillj-Geneviev- Farmers Sold Out 1 , Box-126, FRIDAY - SAT., SUNDAY r 4N,4E, t i :'l 4 ! - Shirley ITemple In - 4 ' ij ! hair was faded Poor Little Rich Girl and hit-an- . -i- ! , was . i".: WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY DOUBLE PROGRAM - v; dees what ! ' beautician. Trigger Tom I Political Corruption . 1, FRIDAY STALEY'S LUNCH self-supporti- ng SAT., SUNDAY 131415 DICK POWELL COLLEEN llllll MmHWWHH MMMHmMI sat t f. ccn btsuty tta C ' t |